splay

A grizzled man singing into a microphone, his feet sandy and splayed.

That is, until we find ourselves in September 1977, with Callas’ lifeless body splayed out on the floor, utterly devoid of all the grandeur.

She said she could see her boss’ legs splayed out on the ground.

Across the street, the withered remains of three fighters, reduced to bones, were splayed among the debris.

"These splay faults are closer to the coast, so these tsunamis will be faster to hit the coastline than a tsunami generated only from a subduction zone earthquake."